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[hotleather]

he is my favorite; he used a GNR keyboard musician once, in a tour

[freedom78]

I really like The Alice Cooper Band, back before he went solo and focused way more on the horror aspects. "Love it to Death" is one of my all time favorite albums.

[Abaddon]

I saw him live a few years back and he was a massive disappointment. Really lazy. Made no effort to engage the crowd and just seemed to be relying on his props to carry the show - and they weren't anything special. Twisted Sister were supporting and they really showed him up. No props at all, not many songs that most of the crowd had heard of, and no fans really there to see him - and they tore the house down. It was a masterclass in showmanship that left everyone rabid for the headline performer, who was lacklustre at best.

[LISA]

that is sort of sad Aba, I have seen Alice about ten times since Iwas 14..so a long time, I have been fortunate not to have a bad show I suppose..and I love Billion Dollar Babies and Welcome of cousre

[artcinco]

Have about half of his CDs from throughout his career. Really like BILLION DOLLAR BABIES. Probably my favorite by him. Other notable CDs include BRUTAL PLANET which is more modern and rocks hard and THE LAST TEMPTATION OF ALICE COOPER. LACE AND WHISKEY, FROM THE INSIDE and WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE are also really good. The only era I don't like much was his pop metal period.

[BlowUpYourVideo]

Quite like the Coop, though most of the albums I have are from Alice Cooper the band, I only have Welcome To My Nightmare from his solo career. Billion Dollar Babies is a great album, Love It To Death is pretty cool too. School's Out didn't really grab me that much when I first listened though. Wanna get Killer now.

[freedom78]

Killer's killer.

[Macker]

Billion Dollar Babies, I think was his biggest